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The court recently recently rebelled in the basement of the Madho of the Nazis, which was confiscated by the Argentine power in the Supreme Court.
83 Boxes, the German Embassy in Tokyo in June 1941, the Embassy of Argentina, Japan’s Steamship Nan-A-Maru, said the court could come together.
In this case, a large supply, fearing, fearing, the war, which could affect the neutrality of the war in the war.
Despite allegations from German diplomatic representatives, despite the allegations conducted by the boxes, Argentina’s customs authorities searched five boxes randomly.
From the Nazis regime, as well as the Nazi party, thousands of laptops found postcards, photographs and propaganda materials. The federal judge confiscated the materials and sent the issue to the Supreme Court.
In the event of the Argentina or what the items it would be, the Supreme Court was not immediately clear why the Supreme Court was sent to the Supreme Court.
After the eighty-four years, the judiciary came across the boxes, as prepared for the Supreme Court Museum.
“After opening one of the boxes, Adolf Hitler, During World War II, has set the material designed to connect and promote the ideology of Argentina.
The court now transferred the boxes to a room equipped with additional security measures and invited the Holocaust Museum in Buenos Aires to protect and participate in inventory.
Experts will also investigate any tips on the unknown aspects of the Holocaust, such as the international financing networks used by the Nazis.
Argentina remained when he violated relations with the arrow forces in the Second World War by 1944. The South American country has declared a war against Germany and Japan next year.
In 1933-1954, according to the Holocaust Museum, 40,000 Jews entered Argentina while Argentina fled the Nazi follow-up in Europe. Argentina is the house of the largest Jews in Latin America.
